And its not for me, its for the significant other...This search for subtitles is also holding us off from some Soprano seasons And i have also promised to wait until the latest Harry Potter book comes out in French.

Pan's Labyrinth is excellent - I actually rented it from Netflix and it came w/french subtitles... Has anyone seen Ocean's 13 yet?
The movie itself is kinda... blah... but George is gorgeous eye candy...

On June 28 2007, iluvk9 wrote: On June 28 2007, maberi wrote: Has anyone seen the movie An Inconvenient Truth?

I rented it last night and am planning on starting it tonight

See it? I OWN IT!!! I show it to my students all the time. I LOVE IT.

Oh Al Gore is actually rather cool! Ver smart, and with a wicked sense of humour I saw him on The Daily Show not too long ago and the man is brilliant.
I loooooove that movie and recommend it to everyone and anyone. Very important film!

The closest I've come to watching a movie is the educational videos we have at work. I took three Sue Sternberg videos home last night, and once I'm done with her (I think my work has every single video she's ever even sneezed on) there is a WHOLE slew of CPDT vids, including one entitled "Help! There's a Chow in my class!"

My review so far:
Small Dogs, Big Issues - Actually not bad. A lot of the beginning was boring, but when she was doing the demos on the dogs it was very interesting (I wasn't really listening to her during those, I was doing my own evaluation, !"
Bite-o-Meter - Completely retarded

Today I will watch a brush up of Shelter Dogs as I haven't seen it in a while, then when I go to work on Thursday I'll get The Controversial Pit Bull, one involving food bowl aggression, and I think we have one more of hers. My co-worker has watched them all and she said that Sue doesn't get bit in any of them. We're both pretty disappointed.

"All changes, even the most longed for, have their melancholy; for what we leave behind us is a part of ourselves; we must die to one life before we can enter another." -Anatole France